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Align, Disambiguate and Walk : A Unified Approach for Measuring Seman7c Similarity Mohammad Taher Pilehvar, David Jurgens and Roberto Navigli ACL 2013 最先端NLP勉強会 #5@chiba 2013/08/31 紹介者 : Koji Matsuda 13/09/03 snlp#5 matsuda 1 2013/09/03 改訂

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Align,  Disambiguate  and  Walk    :    A  Unified  Approach  for  

Measuring  Seman7c  Similarity

Mohammad  Taher  Pilehvar,  David  Jurgens  and  Roberto  Navigli  

ACL  2013  

最先端NLP勉強会  #5@chiba    2013/08/31  紹介者  :  Koji  Matsuda  

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Sentence  Textual  Similarity  (STS)

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Measure  the  degree  of  seman7c  equivalence  between  two  sentences

NOTE:  Differ  from  Textual  Entailment(TE)  and  Paraphrase(PARA)  •    TE            :    STS  assumes  symmetric  and  graded  equivalence  of  the  pair  •  PARA  :    STS  need  incorporates  graded  seman7c  similarity

[Agirre+,  SemEval-­‐2012]

→ STS  is  more  directly  applicable  number  of  NLP  tasks  MT,  Summariza7on,  Deep  QA,  etc.

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Example

•  Surface  Based  Approach  :  •  labeled  DISSIMILAR  due  to  minimal  lexical  overlap  

•  Sense  Representa7on  Based  Approach:  •  enables  consider  similarity  between  meanings  of  the  word  •  (e.g.    fire  and  terminate)  •  but,  difficult  to  incorporate  those  informa7on  

•  due  to  Polysemy,  Representa7on  of  individual  sense

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Seman7c  Similarity  at  mul7ple  Levels

Sense Sense

Word Word

Text Text

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Seman7c  Similarity  at  mul7ple  Levels

Sense Sense

Word Word

Text Text

Seman7c  Signature

Seman7c  Signature

1.  How  to  create  Seman7c  Signature?  2.  How  to  calculate  Similarity  of  Seman7c  Signatures?

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Unified  Seman7c  Representa7on  of  Lexical-­‐item  

(arbitrarily-­‐sized  piece  of  text,  or  sense)

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Overview  of  Proposed  Method

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Random  Walk  over    the  WordNet  Graph

Compare  Sense  Level  Seman>c  Signatures  -­‐  Cosine  -­‐  Weighted  Overlap  -­‐  Top-­‐k  Jaccard

Note:  figure  from  slide  by  authors

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Seman7c  Signatures

•  mul7-­‐seeded  random  walk  over  WordNet  Graph

Random  walk  over  WordNet  Graph Seman7c  Signature  

(mul7nomial  distribu7on  over  senses(WordNet  Synset))

Sense

Word

Text

Set  of  Senses

seeds  (v(0))

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Personalized  PageRank

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Yellow  Node      :  Seed  Node(Synset)  Red  Node  Size:  Probability  of  Synset  Egde                                  :  WordNet  Rela7on  

Note:  figure  from  slide  by  authors

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Alignment-­‐Based  Disambigua7on

•  How  to  extract  “Set  of  Senses”  (seeds)  from  Text/Word?  – Need  solve  WSD  

•  They  proposed  Alignment-­‐Based  WSD  – Maximize  sum  of  similarity  between  two  text/word  

– Can  use  arbitrary  similarity  measure  over  senses  

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Alignment-­‐Based  Disambigua7on

manager fire worker

employee

terminate

work  

boss

R(man,emp)

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Word  Level  Alignment

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Alignment-­‐Based  Disambigua7on

manager fire worker

employee

terminate

work  

boss

R(man,emp)

R(man,bos)

R(man,ter)

R(man,wor)

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Word  Level  Alignment

←  Maximum  Relatedness  on  Word  Level

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Alignment-­‐Based  Disambigua7on

manager fire worker

employee

terminate

work  

boss R(man,bos)

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manager#1 manager#2

boss  #1

boss  #2

R(m#1,b#1)

R(m#1,b#2)

R(m#2,b#1)

R(m#2,b#2)

Word  Level  Alignment Sense  Level  Alignment

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Alignment-­‐Based  Disambigua7on

manager fire worker

employee

terminate

work  

boss R(man,bos)

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manager#1 manager#2

boss  #1

boss  #2

R(m#1,b#1)

R(m#1,b#2)

R(m#2,b#1)

R(m#2,b#2)

Word  Level  Alignment Sense  Level  Alignment

↑  Maximum  Relatedness  on  Sense

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Alignment-­‐Based  Disambigua7on

manager fire worker

employee

terminate

work  

boss R(man,bos)

R(fir,ter)

R(fir,wor)

R(wor,emp)

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manager#1 manager#2

boss  #1

boss  #2 R(m#1,b#2)

Word  Level  Alignment Sense  Level  Alignment

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Alignment-­‐Based  Disambigua7on

manager fire worker

employee

terminate

work  

boss R(man,bos)

R(fir,ter)

R(fir,wor)

R(wor,emp)

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manager#1 manager#2

boss  #1

boss  #2 R(m#1,b#2)

Word  Level  Alignment Sense  Level  Alignment

Result  :

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Seman7c  Signature  Similarity

•  How  to  calculate  similarity  of  Seman7c  Signatures?  – Parametric  

•  Cosine  – Non  Parametric(Rank-­‐Based)  

• Weighted  Overlap  •  Top-­‐k  Jaccard  

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Sense          a          b        c        d        e

Sense          a          b        c        d        e

Compare

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Seman7c  Signature  Similarity •  Weighted  Overlap  (ADWWO)

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Sense          a          b        c        d        e

Rank(r1)            2      4        1        0      3                    (r2)            4      1        2        5      0

•  Top-­‐k  Jaccard  (ADWJac)

Sense          a          b        c        d        e

Rank(r1)            2      4        1        5      3                    (r2)            4      1        2        5      3

|{a,c,e}∩  {b,c,e}|    

|{a,c,e}∪{b,c,e}| Rjac  =   Rwo  =

1    

(2+4)+(4+1)+(1+2)

Max  when  same  sense  has  same  rank Max  when  top-­‐k  sets  has  same  senses  

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Overview  of  Proposed  Method

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Random  Walk  over    the  WordNet  Graph

Compare  Sense  Level  Seman>c  Signatures  -­‐  Cosine  -­‐  Weighted  Overlap  -­‐  Top-­‐k  Jaccard

Note:  figure  from  slide  by  authors

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Experiments

•  Textual  Similarity  – SemEval-­‐2012  STS  task  [Agirre+,  SemEval2012]  

•  Word  Similarity  – TOEFL  Dataset    – RG-­‐65  Dataset  

•  Sense  Similarity  – Sense  Coarsening  (OntoNotes,  Senseval-­‐2)    

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Textual  Similarity •  SemEval  2012  STS  task  (task  17)  

 •  Model  

–  Regression  (Gaussian  Process)  –  Features  

•  Main  :  ADWcos,  ADWWO,  ADWJac(k=250,500,1000,2500)  •  String-­‐Based  :  Longest  Common  Subsequence(Substring),  Greedy  String  Tiling,  character/

word  n-­‐gram  similarity  

id Sentence Score(0-­‐5)

1 The  bird  is  bathing  in  the  sink.

0 Birdie  is  washing  itself  in  the  water  basin.

2 In  May  2010,  the  troops  axempted  to  invade  Kabul.

1 The  US  army  invaded  Kabul  on  May  7th  last  year,  2010.

3 John  said  he  is  considered  a  witness  but  not  a  suspect.

2 "He  is  not  a  suspect  anymore."  John  said.

4 They  flew  out  of  the  nest  in  groups.

3 They  flew  into  the  nest  together.

400  ~  750  pairs  *  5  Set

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Textual  Similarity  Performance

Table  2  :  Pearson  correla7on  coefficient

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Textual  Similarity  (detail)

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Mpar  :    MSR  Paraphrase  Corpus  (web  news)    contain  many  named-­‐en7ty  Mvid  :      MSR  Video  Paraphrase  Corpus  SMTe  :    French  to  English  SMT  result  and  Reference  Transla7on  pair                                  from  Europerl  Corpus  [ACL  2007,  2008  SMT  Workshop]  SMTn  :    Same  as  SMTe,  but  News  conversa7on  Corpus  is  used  OnWN  :  Glosses  from  OntoNotes  and  WordNet

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Textual  Similarity  (detail)

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DW                      :  Without  performing  any  Alignment  ADW-­‐MF  :  Main  feature  only  (  don’t  make  use  of  string  based  feature) •  Alignment  is  helpful  •  In  Mper  dataset  (  contain  many  Named  En7ty  ),              string-­‐based  method  is  strong  baseline      

improve

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Word  Similarity

•  TOEFL  dataset  [Landauer  and  Dumais,  1997]  – Synonym  selec7on  task  – 80  mul7ple-­‐choice  ques7ons  

•  4  choice  per  ques7on  •  RG-­‐65  dataset  [Rubenstein  amd  Goodenough,1965]    – Similarity  grading  for  word  pair  – 65  word-­‐pair    

•  Judged  by  51  human  subject  – Scale  0  -­‐  4  

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Note:  figure  from  slide  by  authors

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Word  Similarity  (TOEFL)

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Word  Similarity  (RG-­‐65)

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Sense  Similarity

•  Coarsening  WordNet  sense  inventory

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Note:  figure  from  slide  by  authors

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Sense  Coarsing

Onto  :  OntoNotes  [Hovy+,  2006],      SE-­‐2  :  Senseval-­‐2  sense  groping  set  [Kilgarriff,  2001]

Binary  Classifica7on  (senses  can  be  merged  or  not?)  F-­‐Score

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Conclusions

•  Unified  approach  for  compu7ng  seman7c  similarity  at  mul7ple  lexical  levels  – Based  on  Random-­‐Walk  over  WordNet  Graph  – Alignment  based  Word  Sense  Disambigua7on  – Similarity  Measure  based  on  ranking  of  sense  

•  Achieves  state-­‐of-­‐the-­‐art  performance  in  three  tasks  – Similarity  judgment  tasks  (sense,  word,  text)  

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My  Comment

•   ☺  I  think  that  this  method  provides  simple  but  powerful  representa7on  of  seman7cs  for  rela7vely  longer  sentence  and  individual  word,  or  word  sense  

–   ☺  As  a  result,  this  method  expand  solvable  type  of  STS  problem  

–   ☹  But  ignore  sequence  order  and  parse  tree.  So  I  think  it  is  impotant  for  represen7ng  short  phrase  or  compound.  

•  Actually,  this  work  is  simply  combined  method  of  Personalized  PageRank-­‐based  WSD  [Agirre  and  Soroa,  EACL  2009]  and  Word-­‐level  Alignment  for  Similarity  Calc  [Corley  and  Mihalcea,  ACL  2005]  

•   ☹  As  view  from  the  perspec7ve  of  compo7sional  seman7cs,  I  think  that  this  work  make  an  incorrect  assump7on.  –  Let  S(x)  as  Seman7c  Signature  of  x,  they  suppose  S(xy)  ∝  S(x)+S(y)  ?  

•  e.g.  S(red  car)  ∝  S(red)  +  S(car)        ?  

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Toward  STS  with  various  clues

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Syntax

Word  Sense

Domain  Knowlegde

Surface

Explicit Implicit

Concrete

Abstract

This  Work  

Composi7onal  Seman7cs

Automa7c  Extending  Lexical  Resoueces  

Robust  Similarity  Measures

Named  En7ty  Linking  to  Knowledge  Base

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頂いたコメントへの返信/その他メモ •  Synset間のリンクは全て用いているのか?(乾先生)  

–  Personalized  PageRank-­‐based  WSDの元論文[Agirre  and  Soroa,  09]では,すべてのrela7onを用いたと述べられている(本論文でも踏襲)  

–  しかし,antonymなど,単純に伝播させるべきではないリンクが存在する,というのはそうかもしれない  

•  意味をぼやかす(周囲のSynsetに伝播させる)ことで,WSDの性能が上がるというのは一般性がある性質なのか?(乾先生)  –  Knowledge-­‐based  WSDにおいては,知識ベースの不完全さ(スパースさ,カバレッジの低さ)が問題になることが多く,その影響を和らげるためにソフトな情報を用いることはよく行われている  

•  Word  to  Wordの場合もアラインメントを行うのか?(松原さん)  –  はい,実際は語義レベルでのアラインメントを行っている(図が説明不足でした)  

•  アラインメントで,「最大値」をとってきている(好意的な解釈をさがす)ので,類似度の「下限」のようなものをもとめているといえる  –  多義性が問題になる場合,overes7mateすることがあるように思える  

•  文や単語の「ペア」に対して類似度を定義するモデルであるため,representa7on単体で用いるのは難しい  –  WordNet  Synsetのglossとのペアを用いるという手段はある

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